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  • Hyderabad: Kavitha submits all phones; slams ED claims of destroying evidence

    Hyderabad: Kavitha submits all phones; slams ED claims of destroying evidence

    Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLC K Kavitha submitted mobile phones, used by her in the past, before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) as crucial evidence in the now-scrapped Delhi Liquor Policy Scam.

    K. Kavitha, the daughter of Telangana chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, appeared before the ED here on Tuesday for the third round of questioning in the case.

    Earlier, the directorate in its remand applicant claimed that Kavitha had destroyed 10 phones that were potential evidence of her being linked to the scam.

    “These phones are submitted without prejudice to my right and contentions and larger contention whether a women’s phone can be intruded, in the teeth of her right to privacy,” stated Kavitha in her representation to the

  • Gold rates today slashes in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kerala…

    Gold rates today slashes in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kerala…

    Gold rates today, 21 March 2023: Gold rates today in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kerala and Visakhapatnam surged. Going by the rates of yellow metal in major cities, the Gold rates in Bangalore city for 10 grams of 22-carat is at Rs. 54,800 with a fall of Rs. 500 and the gold rate of 10 grams of 24-carat is at Rs. 59,780 with a fall of Rs. 540. The gold rates in Hyderabad are holding at Rs. 54,800 per 10 gram of 22 carat with a fall of Rs. 500 and 10 grams of 24-carat gold is at Rs. 59,780 with a fall of Rs. 540.

    Gold rates in Kerala per 10 gram of 22-carat are at Rs. 54,800 and the gold rate of 10 grams of 24 carats is at Rs. 59,780. The gold rates in Visakhapatnam are at Rs. 54,800 per 10 gram of 22 carat and 10 grams of 24 carat gold is at Rs. 59,780.
    On the other hand, silver rates in Hyderabad, Kerala, Bangalore and Visakhapatnam per one kilogram have been at Rs. 74,600.
    Gold rates across the major cities Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kerala, and Visakhapatnam
    City 22 carat gold 10 gms 24 carat 10gms gold silver per 1 kg
    Hyderabad Rs. 54,800 Rs. 59,780 Rs. 74,600
    Bangalore Rs. 54,800 Rs. 59,780 Rs. 74,600
    Kerala Rs. 54,800 Rs. 59,780 Rs. 74,600
    Visakhapatnam Rs. 54,800 Rs. 59,780 Rs. 74,600
    Investment in gold in Hyderabad
    While investing in gold in Hyderabad, there is a slight hesitation about buying gold, pearls, or precious jewellery. However, the people of Hyderabad can opt for the jewellery of various designs in myriad colours, followed by Bars and coins where there could be a good margin. On the other hand, the people who have budget constraints can opt for periodic investments by going on an installment basis for 11 months.

  • Atmiya Sammelan started to improve coordination among BRS cadres

    Atmiya Sammelan started to improve coordination among BRS cadres

    Hyderabad: Adhering to Chief Minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Party President K Chandrashekhar Rao’s instructions, district units of the BRS are conducting Atmeeya Sammelans to improve the rapport between grass-root level workers and State-level leaders.

    The objective behind these meetings is to create awareness among the 60 lakh party workers on the welfare programmes being implemented by the State government.

    In a way, these meetings also aid infusing new energy in the party cadre. After Peddapally district, which conducted a meeting on Friday, the BRS Rangareddy unit conducted a similar meeting at Bobbiligama village at Shabad mandal on Saturday.

    The party leaders were guiding the workers to counter false claims by the opposition parties claims and ensure BRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao becomes the Chief Minister for the third time in the State.

    Right from BRS District Coordinators to MLAs, ZPTC and grass-root level workers, party activists turned up in large numbers for the meeting.

    After hoisting the party flag at the venue, BRS Rangareddy incharge MLC L Ramana said the meeting was being organized to learn about different issues and creating awareness about the welfare and development programmes. In each constituency, 10 such meetings would be conducted in the next four months, he said.

    The BRS MLC said the State government was working on to complete the Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation project at the earliest to ensure provision of sufficient drinking water to households, besides irrigation water to farming community.

    “The Chief Minister is striving hard to get a Kisan Sarkar at the Centre but the BJP is creating hurdles. All the conspiracies of the BJP should be curbed and ensure that the BRS Chief becomes the Chief Minister for the third time,” said L Ramana.

    BRS MLA Yadaiah, Zilla Parishad Chairperson Teegala Anitha Reddy and ZPTC Patnam Avinash Reddy also spoke on the occasion.

    At a similar meeting in Peddapally district on Friday, Scheduled Castes Development, Minority Welfare Minister Koppula Eshwar said opposition was unable to stomach the welfare and development of all sections in the State.

    Telangana’s welfare measures were reaching to the doorsteps of the households in the State. Impressed with Telangana’s programmes, there was growing demand to replicate the welfare and development programmes in other States as well, he said.

    In tune with the district units, the BRS Greater Hyderabad unit was also gearing up for conducting the rapport-building meetings in the city. Beginning with the Greater Hyderabad BRS General body meeting on March 21, rapport building meetings will be conducted till April 20, said BRS leader Dasoju Shravan.

  • Hand-shadow puppetry workshop concludes at Oxford Grammar School

    Hand-shadow puppetry workshop concludes at Oxford Grammar School

    Hyderabad: The closing ceremony of the 7-day Hand-Shadow Puppetry workshop, jointly organized by Oxford Grammar School, Deccan Heritage Academy Trust (DHAT), Spoorthi Theater Educational Puppetry Art and Craft (STEPARC), concluded on Friday.

    A puppetry show was organised by Frans Hackemers, a famous Dutch puppetry artist and resource person from the Netherlands, who entertained the students and the guests.

    Students who took part in the workshop came up with tree and animal puppets and also planted saplings and took pledges to protect the forests and save the planet’s wealth. Participation certificates to students and teachers were handed over by the Salar Jung Museum Director, Dr. A Nagender Reddy. He said that everyone has a responsibility to ensure the ancient arts do not disappear and are passed on to future generations.

  • BJP task force blames KTR, wants to sack him in TSPSC paper leak case

    BJP task force blames KTR, wants to sack him in TSPSC paper leak case

    HYDERABAD: Holding IT and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao responsible for failing to prevent the leak of TSPSC question papers, the nine-member task force set up by the BJP to study the issue on Thursday demanded his sacking from the Cabinet and that of B Janardhan Reddy as TSPSC chairman, as well as reconstitution of the Commission.

    During a meeting chaired by BJP State president Bandi Sanjay at the party office, the task force members said that the question papers for Group-I prelims and Assistant Engineer examinations were leaked. The possibility of the exams being conducted in the next three months was also discussed.

    The task force demanded payment of Rs 1 lakh to all the candidates affected by the cancellation of the exams, and also sought all the exams to be held as per a predetermined schedule. Pointing out that the management of TSPSC’s computers was done by CGG and TSTS, which come under the State IT department, the BJP’s task force came to a preliminary conclusion that the IT department was responsible for the leak.

    TSPSC chairman’s responsibility

    The task force said that as per regulations, all confidential information, including question paper setting, printing and delivery at the examination centres, was the responsibility of TSPSC chairman. The task force wondered how the main accused Praveen and Rajasekhar could download the question papers from the computer of section officer Shankara Lakshmi.

    The task force also pointed out that though the IT wings in various departments were supposed to go through the Centre’s third-party security audit, as per the amendments to the IT Act in 2011, since the formation of Telangana, none of the websites of the State government departments have received the security audit certificate.

    As a result, issues like TSPSC paper leak, Dharani scam, GHMC fake certificate scam, stamps and registration payments scam, and irregularities in the irrigation department’s contract tendering were happening, the task force alleged.

    Bandi meets BJYM activists

    On Thursday, Sanjay met the BJYM activists lodged in Chanchalguda jail for vandalising the TSPSC office during their protest on Tuesday. Speaking to the media there, he rubbished the allegations by BRS leaders that Rajasekhar, one of the accused, was a member of BJP. Sanjay will be sitting on a day-long hunger strike at BJP party office on Friday, demanding an inquiry supervised by a sitting High Court judge on the TSPSC paper leaks case.